Chinese writer Lin Shu translated numerous literary works into Classical Mandarin Chinese in the late 19th century, applying for that purpose a peculiar method of translation: he had assistants translate texts for him directly and orally into simple Chinese, and he then reinterpreted these “readings” and put them into Classical Mandarin.
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